Please Join Us, Stay Informed, and Demand Public Input and Public Safety! Key Action Items: Facts: In a reckless move on February 13, 2024, the Redmond City Council hastily rubber stamped the transfer of the Cleveland parcel, which the city purchased in 2019 for $5.5 million, to Plymouth Housing. This Read more…
If you are furious after attending or watching Tuesday evening’s Redmond City Council Special Meeting, you are not alone. By a 5 to 1 vote, Redmond councilmembers plowed ahead and approved the transfer of $5.5 million public land to Plymouth Housing for the development of a homeless building in downtown Read more…
On Tuesday, 2/13, at 6:30pm, Redmond City Council will vote to approve the transfer of public land to Plymouth Housing and allow a low-barrier homeless building in downtown Redmond (16725 Cleveland Street, Redmond), only half a mile away from Redmond Elementary School. The Plymouth homeless housing project was denied by Read more…
Bellevue School District No. 405 Director Position #2 Ryan SugdenCity of Bellevue, Council Position #1 Paul ClarkCity of Bellevue, Council Position #5 Betsi HummerCity of Kirkland, Council Position #2 Katie MalikCity of Kirkland, Council Position #4 Toby NixonCity of Kirkland, Council Position #6 Ryan JamesCity of Redmond, Council Position #1 Read more…
We received a copy of an intriguing email sent to City Council, and want to share with everyone. If you support what the sender said in the email, please write to council@redmond.gov in support of that email. Dear Council Members, For the past several months, people attended council meetings, gave public comments, Read more…
Internal emails reveal that City of Redmond staff have raised many concerns about the Redmond HTH. Yet, all their concerns have been ignored by Mayor Birney and her clan. Demand the City Council to address staff concerns about the Redmond HTH by amending Ordinance #3059. An internal email raised many Read more…
Dear Council Members, Ahead of the 10/26 Ordinance #3059 study session, we would like to suggest below amendment to Ordinance #3059. We respectfully request the council to declare the commitment to amend Ordinance #3059 at the study session. We appreciate CM David Carson reaching out to us recently and expressing Read more…
Raise our concerns about the Redmond homeless hotel directly to Redmond city council members. Pack the room. Show up on 10/19. Despite more than 150 people showed up and a few dozens spoke against the homeless hotel siting on Tuesday August 17th, the under the influence of planning director, Carol Read more…
Interim Official Control Requiring Permanent Supportive Housing, Transitional Housing, Emergency Housing and Emergency Shelters. The City of Redmond will hold a Public Hearing in the Council Chambers, 15670 N.E. 85th Street, Redmond, Washington on October 5, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. SUBJECT: Public Hearing for Ordinance No. 3059….to amend the Redmond Read more…
Raise our concerns about the Redmond homeless hotel directly to Redmond city council members. Pack the room. Show up on 9/21. Despite more than 150 people showed up and a few dozens spoke against the homeless hotel siting on Tuesday August 17th, the under the influence of planning director, Carol Read more…